Feature Summary
Add a search bar to the Integrations page that allows users to quickly find integrations by name.
Problem Statement
As the number of supported integrations grows, users may find it difficult to locate a specific integration by scrolling through the entire list.
A search functionality would improve navigation and make the Integrations page easier to use, especially for users with many available integrations.
Proposed Solution
Implement a search bar at the top of the Integrations page.
The search should:
- Filter integrations by name.
- Update results as the user types.
- Display matching integrations only.
- Restore the full list when the search field is cleared.
- Display an appropriate empty state if no integrations match the search query.
The filtering can be performed on the client side using the existing integration data.
Benefits
- Improves navigation and usability.
- Makes it easier to locate integrations.
- Reduces unnecessary scrolling.
- Provides a better user experience as the number of integrations grows.
Additional Context
- This feature primarily focuses on the frontend.
- Existing backend APIs should remain unchanged.
- The search should be case-insensitive.
- Contributors should follow the existing design system and component architecture.
- If no integrations match the search query, display a user-friendly message such as "No integrations found."
Feature Summary
Add a search bar to the Integrations page that allows users to quickly find integrations by name.
Problem Statement
As the number of supported integrations grows, users may find it difficult to locate a specific integration by scrolling through the entire list.
A search functionality would improve navigation and make the Integrations page easier to use, especially for users with many available integrations.
Proposed Solution
Implement a search bar at the top of the Integrations page.
The search should:
The filtering can be performed on the client side using the existing integration data.
Benefits
Additional Context